The SC4 Job Fair is a prime opportunity for both job seekers and employers. On Tuesday, April 29th, from 5 to 7 p.m., the SC4 Fieldhouse will host a gathering of local businesses looking to hire in industries like education, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, retail, and more. Companies can expand their workforce by meeting qualified candidates, … Read more
A power outage hit Port Huron early Thursday morning the 20th, leaving nearly 1,000 DTE Energy customers without electricity. Strong winds caused the outage around 4:50 a.m. north of the Blue Water Bridge. Garfield Elementary closed for the day, but other district buildings stayed open. Crews worked through the morning, with power restored by early … Read more
Starting May 7th, Michiganders will need a REAL ID or another federally approved document to board domestic flights. Over 73% of Michigan residents already have a REAL ID, marked by a star on their license or ID. Those without one should apply soon to avoid travel delays. Upgrading during renewal is free; otherwise, fees apply. … Read more
Port Huron is looking for crossing guards to help keep students and pedestrians safe at key locations around the city. The job offers minimal hours with a pay rate of $13 an hour, making it a great option for those looking to earn extra income while contributing to the community. The role is open to … Read more
A measles outbreak in southwestern Ontario has been traced back to a Mennonite gathering in New Brunswick last fall. The virus spread when attendees unknowingly brought it home, leading to 223 confirmed cases. Most cases are in unvaccinated individuals, with health officials linking the outbreak to under-immunized Mennonite and Anabaptist communities. Authorities urge vaccinations, allowing … Read more
Lambton Public Health confirmed two separate measles cases recently, with no connection between them. While personal details of the affected individuals were not released, exposure occurred at various local locations, including Sarnia’s Confederation Central school, Upward Basketball events, and Bluewater Health’s emergency department. Measles is on the rise in southwestern Ontario, partly due to lower … Read more
Rick Ziehm, a longtime Almont Township firefighter, is walking 140 miles across Michigan to raise awareness about cancer risks in his profession. He will take part in the 8th annual Michigan Walk for the Red, a four-day event from Macomb Township to Ada, starting September 4th. Ziehm, the only walker from Lapeer County, hopes others … Read more
Larry Devere Middleton, a Sterling Heights resident, has been sentenced to 25 to 75 years in prison for sexually assaulting a young girl. Convicted in January on multiple charges, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor, Middleton also faces concurrent sentences for lesser offenses. Prosecutors emphasized the bravery of the survivor and the commitment … Read more
Federal prosecutors have filed new charges against Timothy Higle, a former substitute teacher in East China School District, accused of exploiting teen girls online. Investigators allege Higle used social media to solicit explicit photos from minors, offering money through apps like Venmo. The latest indictment adds four charges, including one involving a seventh victim. Higle … Read more
Folks in Saint Clair can catch a moving new play called Now and Then at the cozy Snug Theatre this April. ThumbCoast Theaters is rolling out the show on April 3rd, 4th, 10th, and 11th at 7:30 PM, diving into everyday themes of love, fate, and life’s big decisions. With a talented cast and an … Read more